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Man i was thinking of something else. I need help

We lost a member of our Arizona hunting community and his wife and two small children could really use your help. Please consider donating. https://www.gofundme.com/f/harkey-family

As always, rack of lamb didn’t disappoint.

I have just moved into the 21st century with electronic muffs from Walker, but still use plugs too. They are nice. It allows muffs and plugs and allows you to still have some hearing which I like. Rifles with brakes I like to double earpro on.

Selling my 97 F250 extended cab 4x4 with the 7.3 and ZF5 manual trans. Has 160000 miles, AC works fine. Changed out and added a few parts in the past year, just not going to get around to doing what i wanted with it so figure i'll see if there is any interest out there. Runs and drives great with no issues other than a very tiny oil leak (one drop every week). Replaced vacuum pump and idler pully recently. Donaldson air inlet and TS6 position tune on it. Currently run the 75 HP tune. Good balance of power and fuel economy. Comes with a set of upgraded front leafs that i have yet to put on if buyer wants it. PM for more details. Thanks. $8000 edit...cant get pics to post straight so will post pics once i figure it out.

1969- anschutz super match 22lr. Gun is wicked accurate comes with the iron sights worth about 300 on their own, the adjustable fonseca stock with the separate hook stock. Attached is a BSA platinum 8-32x44 scope. This gun will make you an excellent shooter in front of anyone you shoot with. Any questions ask 1200 for all

Sig Kilo 2000 in great shape will throw in nice outdoor vision rangefinder pouch $160 price drop $150 Pick up only please east side of Tucson 520-461-8507

Hi guys I posted before but we now have some pups with personalities. Ready for homes in 7/1 at 8 weeks. We have 5 Females and 1 Male to choose yours from. Deposits are $300 to reserve a specific dog before taking one home. Located in Snowflake. IMG_7741.mov

This is 6 hours in. Had to transfer to the traeger because of the wind. Making beef belly burnt ends. Once it is just shy of what I like my brisket at, will slice it up and use my own concoction of sweet/spicy sauce First try with the belly, and yes, there is some saved for bacon. Almost 6 lbs after trimming. Going to throw some corn on the cob on when it is finishing.

I'll take it.

It’s always a challenge cooking at someone else’s home. Started off the afternoon with Rebujito’s and onto an evening of tapas and gazpacho, set the tone for the grand finale. All to be capped off with lemon sorbet floats. Life is good.

S O L D pending funds tomorrow

Yes he was

Here in Nebraska a truck like that would be sold in a hour, just can't find ones like that here.

G&G is top notch

G&G MARINE 6720 e main st mesa az 85205 Mark is the owner he is a awesome and honest

Those are super nice! Saved my sternum and ribs more than a few times

Sad to hear! Hark was a great man!

The odds of drawing a sheep tag with 30 points is actually 30 times better than with 0 points. It’s diluted but it’s a fact.

Griffin and I hit the road with high hopes and much excitement. We connected with 2 locals who volunteered to help us out. You never know what to expect. Does this mean here’s a dusty 2 track I once saw a deer at or rolling out the red carpet. We were humbled by the level of commitment to help us. Each day was filled with hours of glassing and holding out for a good one. We passed many bucks and held the bar high. Finally on day 4 we spotted a heavily palpated 4x4 about a mile away and 800-1000 feet higher. We watched him graze and knew he’d be the buck of dreams if we would be able to hang our tag on him. We formulated a game plan and off we went. 4.5 hours later we sat above the thicket. We decided to wait him out. Unfortunately the gray ghost gave us the slip and we never saw him again. It was an epic 2 hour hike out in the dark with our egos bruised but our hearts full of the experience. The next day was to be our last in AZ so we decided to take the first legal buck we saw. Finally on the opposite hillside we spotted a buck and moved into shooting range just as the buck disappeared into bottom. He was about 200 away. As we sat there picking apart the hillside just looking our local friend hissed “he’s right there!” 100 yards away the buck emerged from the thicket and stood quartering to knowing something was up. Quickly griffin steadied on the sticks and the crack of the rifle broke the silence. No buck in sight. We decided to give it 30 minutes and give it a look. No blood at all but we spread out and began grid searching. Just a few short minutes later we located the buck and the celebration was on! I want to say I’m so humbled to the 2 gentlemen who took time out of their schedules and spent 5 days helping us chase down the gray ghost we are forever in your debt. We came as strangers but now I consider you good friends! The hunting community is filled with good people who are the salt of the earth with kindness in their hearts! Cant wait to return to AZ next year!!

It’s funny how hunters can be a circular firing squad. It was explained to me by the purchasing agent and the areas Bioligist this was an either specie tag. The negativity dissuades so many people from posting. I will be the first to admit I don’t know it all. I’m a lifetime student. Every state is so different with rules and regulations it can dizzying especially if you are applying in multiple states. Thankful for the positive input. Let’s remember our sport is under constant assault and we need to stick together regardless of how we hunt with rifles bows, crossbows, heck even a rock for all I care.